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Chief among the criticisms of today’s business environment is that too many organizations focus on profit and growth at the expense of the wellbeing of people and the planet itself. This has resulted in the rise of what is known as the “solidarity economy” — or a system where economic activities are focused on achieving social good rather than profits alone.
While the exact nature of how the solidarity economy takes shape can vary across different places and cultures, this movement has proven its potential to create a positive impact on the world at large.
1. Greater involvement for excluded disadvantaged groups
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